A few years ago, I embarked on a project to build a Flask-like framework with a specific goal in mind: creating an HTTP/3 native, self-contained WSGI framework. The aim was to significantly enhance the speed and efficiency of image delivery and various API requests. By leveraging HTTP/3 multiplexing and streaming capabilities, this framework offers rapid, reliable performance, making it ideal for modern web applications that demand high-speed data transfer and low latency.
I just stumbled upon this old project and decided it was time for a significant update. I am currently in the process of refactoring the framework to add comprehensive documentation and unit testing. Once complete, I'm considering open-sourcing it to the community.
However, I'm unsure if there's enough interest to justify the time and effort required. If not, I'm happy to keep using the framework privately.
Thoughts?